developing story out of oakland. police looking for the men who shot and injured a police officer. at least one person is in custody and this one happened last night on seminary avenue near east 17th. "today in the bay's" christie smith joins us live from that scene which is still shut down. at this hour you are out there checking it out what do we know about suspects? >> reporter: we know at least one is in custody but they are looking for two more. oakland police are being thorough with this one. this shooting happened nearly 12 hours ago. i spoke with a sergeant on scene and what he's telling me is the door to door search is basically over and what they're doing right now is combing the area looking for evidence. there is a dark vehicle you see there. that's a s.w.a.t. vehicle. the stretch of seminary avenue closed behind crime scene tape. neighbors staying mostly inside their homes this morning as you mentioned one man in custody. investigators are still looking for two more gunmen after an

officer was shot in the arm last night before 6:30. he was sitting in a car when he was confronted by three men. it's unclear if that officer fired back. he was investigating a shooting in the area from sunday. overnight a massive manhunt with chp helicopters and s.w.a.t. teams involved. that one man was detained and a gun was recovered at the scene. unclear if that's the one used to shoot at the officers though. that officer taken to the hospital and is expected to recover. i asked officers on scene how long they might be out here and they said at this point they still just don't know. reporting live in oakland, i'm christie smith, "today in the bay." >> this latest shooting comes as the city council is considering a $250,000 contract for an outside security consulting team. you have had a chance to look into this. why is it so controversial? >> reporter: they are looking into hiring bill bratton. this security contract will cost

$250,000. there was a public safety meeting last week and a lot of people in oakland came out. they were upset because he supports a stop and frisk policy. they believe that will lead to racial profiling and in fact the police chief came out in support of bratton and was shouted down by the crowd. very controversial. the public safety committee said yes, they want to go ahead and go with it. violent crime is up 23% here in oakland. really tonight it's up to the full city council and they ultimately have to make the decision. >> intriguing decision there. we'll keep our eye on it. thank you very much. just in three suspects now under arrest accused of kidn kidnapping a man from his home at gunpoint. petaluma police say they spotted suspects in a car leaving the victims' home yesterday. police found the victim inside the car and found a loaded handgun and some meth. the three suspects are being held on $5 million bail. meantime, in the east bay, two families robbed at gunpoint inside their own homes and now

piedmont police say those robberies may be linked. both homes were hit within 20 minutes of each other monday. the first on estates drive and second near arrayo avenue. one of the suspects shot at the victim but missed. the suspects took off in a newer model silver or gray suv which may have had damage to the left front end. an elderly couple tied up while their home is being ransacked and the search is on for robbers that got away with the victims' cars. this happened on bret harte drive. a normally very safe area that's just become a very nervous one. that is where "today in the bay's" arturo santiago joins us live. arturo, how is this couple after that scary night, how are they holding up this morning? >> reporter: we're told that they are still doing okay, jon. this happened yesterday. any sign of police activity has since disappeared. there are sure to be lingering effects on the neighborhood

throughout the day. this isn't very far from leyland high school. last night three men broke into the home of this elderly couple on the 6700 block the bret harte drive. they stole a number of items from the house after they drove off in two of the victims' cars. one of the victims was able to break free, get to a neighbor's home and call for help. nbc bay area talked to a woman who lived in the neighborhood for 16 years and has never seen this kind of crime in the area. >> freaked me out and scared me. i think like everyone it's not the type of thing that we expect and i don't know how they profiled or how they were chosen and that's frightening. >> nerves are shot. s they are shocked. they are holding up pretty well. >> reporter: police are still

looking for the couple's cars. one is a 1997 tan toyota camry with license plate 3ung960 and a green highlander 5xiu520. police say if you have any information call san jose police. live in san jose, i'm arturo santiago, "today in the bay." it is 6:06 now. bmw, jaguars and measurrcedes a some of the cars thieves managed to drive away. the suspects manageded ed td t off with a dozen cars yesterday morning. the thieves broke open a gate and then into an office and found keys. surveillance tape shows four or five people are involved. so far just one car has been recovered. investigators say the cars taken were worth hundreds of thousands

of dollars. today another public meeting is set to explain the public safety impact of closing several east bay firestations. contra costa county fire officials meeting with walnut creek residents tonight at 7:00 at walnut heights elementary school. they are expected to discuss the closure of firestation 4 and how those services will be impacted. in total four stations in walnut creek, clayton and lafayette will all be shut down as part of a countywide plan to trim a $17 million budget gap. good morning to you. it's 6:07. still an hour or so away until the sun comes up. let's get a look at the forecast with christina loren. good morning. >> good morning. the official sunrise time will be 7:20. the sun we will set at 7:22. about ten hours of sunlight. it's dark but no fog to show you in san francisco. in fact, we do have to show you a flag blowing in the breeze. the 49ers congratulations.

we sure hope you win the super bowl making san francisco very proud home to some crazy sports. 42 degrees in san francisco. 33 in napa. a great time to be in the bay area if you want to get outdoors this afternoon. basically a repeat performance to yesterday. we do have changes just around the corner. 31 degrees. grab that coat. it's cold out there in gilroy this morning. 34 in livermore. we're still in winter. however, we'll get close to 70 degrees later on today. mostly dry conditions for the first part of your wednesday and then we'll get light to moderate showers heading through the second half of the day tomorrow. ahead we have that storm window opening up and we'll let you know what that means for your household and how long you'll need the umbrella. 66 bayside at the coast. right around 60 degrees. seven day ready to go in my next report. first, want to check on that drive. good morning, mike. >> while you look at this horrible backup from what you typically expect even on a tuesday, let me give you better news. upper deck of the bridge is now cleared from the earlier stall

and that crash is now clearing over toward that treasure island off-ramp and so that's why we had earlier metering lights here at the toll plaza causing the early backup. kept that bridge at least moving better than stopped up. bridge itself, let's look at the incline. you see the lights are packed all of the way up toward treasure island. once you reach that tunnel things clear. the crash just moved to the treasure island off-ramp and city side moving smoothly. lower deck a stall now approaching the toll plaza getting off on oakland side. here's a south bay north 101 second issue we're following is northbound approaching 680 interchange. you see good volume here. map shows you we do have an incident, disabled bus approaching 680 northbound slowing from tully approaching the scene and slowing down because of volume of traffic and also because of a new accident north 101 at taylor at the top of your screen. added distraction in a congested area. folks will ditch out of the backup and take north 280 to 87 causing more slowing.

there's the rest of your south bay with pretty nice easy drive for the rest of the area. back to you. >> thanks, mike. this just into our newsroom. 12 people in southern california in the hospital this morning after a fire at a san pedro motel there. firefighters fighting this blaze. a police officer was hospitalized for smoke inhalation after trying to get into this thing to help people escape that building. three of the victims were critically injured. no word yet on the cause. we'll keep you updated as more information comes into our newsroom. pretty scary scene out there. you can see a very fluid situation. it's 6:10 now. the woman whose picture was used to trick manti te'o speaks out. why you may have to mine for gold if you want to be in the stadium to see the 49ers play on football's biggest stage.

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lucky 49er fans will find out today if they'll get a chance to be down in new orleans for the team's quest for number six. they will find out today by e-mail whether they won a team drawing that will allow them to purchase super bowl tickets. the team entering every season ticket holder into the drawing earlier this week and winning only guarantees you the chance to buy tickets from the team. the team says it will not have any individual tickets for sale and they are suggesting using a certified ticket broker and you can expect to pay at least $2,000 per ticket if you are lucky. some people not going to the game but they still want to soak

up the atmosphere. we checked out the overnight flights that leave friday before the game and return on monday. as of 2:00 this morning, a round trip flight to new orleans from san jose will cost you $1,200 on southwest. southwest flights from sfo right now sold out for the super bowl weekend. by the way, united flights from san jose or sfo, they will run you more than $2,000 per round trip. good luck on that. if you don't want to spend that money, we got good news. we got you covered for the next week and a half. a team of more than 20 people heading down to new orleans to cover the game and all of the festivities that go around the game. you can expect the latest updates in all of our newscasts and online at nbcbayarea.com. it is a bash. >> you got juice. why don't you head on down there? >> maybe i'll get us some tickets. do you want to go? >> i would love to go. >> i'll work on that. here's a quick check of the day's top stories. oakland police spent all night

searching for two suspects who shot and undercover cop near the coliseum. three men confronted the officer and shot him in the arm. one person is in custody. the officer is expected to recover from his injuries. a san jose neighborhood right now on edge after burglars broke into a home, tied up the elderly residents, robbed them and then stole their cars. this all happened near leyland high school. more dreamliner flights out of san jose have been canceled as japan's all-nioppon airlines investigate the aircraft. all flights canceled through january 28th and the airline says more consolations are possible. southwest airlines announcing changes to the way it lines up passengers. >> scott mcgrew thought he had the system beat. when he heard there were changes he looked into this for all of us. >> good news. i got off the phone with southwest. they clarified this morning's news. they are actually keeping the $10 early bird system. you pay 10 bucks when you buy

the ticket and you don't have to check in and you get a ticket automatically. what did change is they'll start selling a $40 option right at the gate. if they don't have enough people to fill their business select line, you can buy a business upgrade at the gate. that's new. but the $10 early bird automatic check in still exists. as you may know, southwest doesn't have assigned seats. if you want a window seat or aisle, make sure you're in the first group to be on the plane either by showing up early or paying to jump the line. keep your seat belts fastened for apple. bloomberg speculating that apple may see a decrease in profit quarter to quarter. that hasn't happened in ten years. we have to reach all of the way back to friday to get google's opening price. markets close to dr. king's birthday on monday. google reports profits after the closing bell today. walmart changed its policies giving manufacturers no second chances when it comes to safety. this after a terrible fire in

bangladesh that killed more than 100 clothing workers. a factory that subcontracted the work and walmart says it wasn't even aware that factory was making its clothes. walmart says this morning not only will it inspect every factory, it will immediately terminate deals if it finds out the factories were subcontracting without permission. jon and marla? >> probably a smart policy. it's 6:17 right now. christina loren is back to tell us about another spectacular day outside before the rains come in. >> it's on its way. don't get too comfortable. you never really can around here. that's one of the greatest parts about living in the bay area. we get all four seasons and it's going to feel like spring in the heart of winter today. temperatures are cold to start. grab that heavy coat. 31 degrees in napa as a matter of fact. 33. cold enough for frost this morning in places like petaluma. keep that in mind this morning. cold out there. 31 in gilroy. throughout the next couple days we have rain on the way.

that means we'll see more improvement when it comes to our air quality. we're now back in moderate range. there's great improvement there. don't have to worry about sparing the air. not illegal to burn today. 2:00 p.m. we stop the clock on future cast. we'll see clouds and sun throughout the day today. clouds increasing for the second half of the evening and then we get our first showers as we meet back here at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. keep that in mind. bring that umbrella with you to work tomorrow. you should get by with a dry commute. we stop the clock at 5:00 p.m. tomorrow when the bulk of moisture will come in. we'll clear you out between 5:00 and 10:00. as we meet back here on thursday, temperatures look good. we're going to see a few high clouds throughout the day. thursday and friday mild, dry day for outdoor activities and rain returns. storm window opens up as we get into the weekend. i want to spend extra time on this graphic. breathe it in. 68 degrees in san jose. short lived warmup.

67 in redwood city. 65 degrees today in san francisco. as of tomorrow much cooler weather. 57 at the coast tomorrow. a cold day. overcast as well. thursday into friday we'll nudge numbers up a touch by the weekend showers on the way. showers falling back into the mid 50s. we actually have a slight chance for rain monday, tuesday and wednesday of next week with that jet stream to our south. 6:19. he's back. it's a traffic tuesday. let's check your drive. hey, mike. >> good morning. it's not just traffic tuesday though we have worse than normal traffic tuesday. this live shot where we typically see the backup forming and kicking in because metering lights are turned on but they've been on for over a half hour at the toll plaza because of two earlier incidents. we're backed up here. we flip the camera around to look over here. this is the area approaching berkeley curve west 80 out of emeryville around the bend merging with folks off 580. look at that. funneling down toward the bay

bridge, berkeley curve is jammed up heading to the bay bridge or even south heading to oakland. you'll slow down right there at the exchange. this is a big problem because of two earlier incidents on the upper deck which have cleared but the damage is done. there's your backup. there's your wait. we'll get you a look further south looking at castro valley y. a typical pattern. that's better news. coming south through san mateo bridge. 580 not a problem as far as build. nothing unexpected for livermore or pleasanton. 680 moves nicely but north 101 approaching the area a disabled bus in the slow lane. chp and freeway service patrol try to help out. earlier accident at taylor causing more distraction and backup. this is why i was concerned about north 280 off 680 heading into downtown. we may see traffic. waiting for this to shake out. there's 87 showing the slowdown in the northbound direction.

that's the brunt for the south bay commute. quick look at 84 northbound 101 north of 84 through redwood city. volume of traffic. aaron murphy showing that shot. back to you guys. >> nice clear shot too. thank you, mike. coming up, breaking her silence. the woman whose picture was used in manti te'o's hoax is speaking out. >> i know you had a heart set on it. why it may be too late to snag the first family's inaugural fashion. we'll have that coming for you just ahead.

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a story you will only see on nbc. a woman who says a picture will used without her permission to dupe manti te'o is speaking out to the "today" show. a former classmate named ronaiah tuiasosopo stole her identity and used it to trick te'o. >> roniaiah called and apologized. there's nothing he can say to me that would fix this. >> you can catch the rest of the interview on the "today" show at 7:00. >> i've been around a long time and seen a lot of sports. one of the strangest stories ever. 6:25 right now. christina loren is back to talk about the weather. >> good morning to you. bearer of good news yet again. did you like yesterday?

we basically have a repeat performance. 68 degrees inland today. bayside, 66. you'll hit about 65 degrees at the coast. staying comfortable for one more day. the showers are moving toward the bay area. i'll time out when you need your umbrella coming up in my next report. let's check your drive. good morning, mike. >> you have to look at this. i turned the camera to the berkeley curve. slowing off the merge lanes as you come over toward the bay bridge. there's west 80. there's west 580. they are jammed up coming up over toward the bay bridge toll plaza. incidents have cleared from the span. this is the damage. the south bay showing a big burst of volume as well. we'll look at fremont heading south into san jose. we pick up headlights down past tesla and slowing on 237. >> let's talk fashion. first lady and her daughters sported plenty of j. crew at the inauguration. >> they looked great. >> fantastic. if you want pieces they wore, you are too late. malia's plum colored coat is now

available only in a size zero. the first lady's pumps are only available in size 9 1/2 or 10. and her rhinestone belt is out of stock. >> designer jason wu winning more international acclaim by designing both of the inauguration gowns. critics in taiwan are unimpressed. a court there ruling wu's new label cannot be registered as a brand because it's not distinctive enough. i'm sure the first lady would beg to differ. >> i agree. i beg to differ as well. 6:26. still ahead, back to business. the president's new term with a new congress. a crucial vote tomorrow that could be key to bridging the gap between republicans and democrats. a live report from washington, d.c. just ahead. let's take a live look at the nation's capital. we have that with sun gleaming out there. rituals continue out there. prayers and hymns continue.

we'll look at al rocker trying to get vice president biden's attention during the parade. >> mr. vice president. how are you doing? come on. come on. yeah! yes! >> wow. >> i'm done.

your tax dollars paying for someone else's mistake. why you're paying after a ship sideswiped the bay bridge just ahead. right now live to new york city. the stock exchange out there on wall street after a day off for martin luther king day. ringing that bell. getting things jumping in new york on this date, january 22nd. this is "today in the bay."

it is 6:30. very good morning to one and all. thank you for getting up early with us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. a quick update now on a developing story. an undercover officer is recovering after being shot in the arm. police have spent all night going door to door in a search for the men who confronted the officer and opened fire. one person has been arrested. two more or still on the run. the officer is expected to survive. meanwhile, in san jose, police are searching for two men who tied up an elderly couple before ransacking their home on bret harte drive close to leyland high school. the suspects stole the couple's cars. no arrests have been made. we have reporters at both scenes gathering information. both will have updates in about 15 minutes. following the festivities, a new day in washington.

president obama starting a new term with a new congress in place. "today in the bay's" tracie potts joins us live in washington d.c. trace tracie, a busy first if you years. what's first on the agenda? >> reporter: the president laid out a number of things in his inauguration speech that he wants to deal with. a broad agenda. he talked about immigration reform, gay rights, climate change. the first big thing on the agenda and he mentioned this is the financial situation of this country. the debt and deficit. starting tomorrow the house is going to deal with this. a vote coming up about the debt ceiling. in other words, they want to raise the debt cerealing ingce. they say that democrats are going to have to in the senate pass a budget or they won't get paid. it's part of the vote coming up. senate democrats being pressured to deal with the budget in a

comprehensive way and not two months at a time although this measure they are voting on for the debt ceiling raising the debt ceiling would really only last until spring. still sort of a piecemeal approach while both sides say they want to do more comprehensive approach similar to what the president laid out but haven't worked out details. >> we'll find out if pressuring their pocketbooks will help out here. the question for you here, why is the vote set for tomorrow and what group do you see most under pressure? >> reporter: they need to deal with this quickly. the treasury department said unless we borrow more money come mid february we won't be able to pay bills. the house has to vote on it. senate has to vote on it. work out kinks and get it to the president's desk before that time and it's coming up in a few weeks. in terms of who is under the most pressure here, democrats or republicans, the republican party sort of relented in what they were going to originally do with the debt ceiling. it looks like they may be

feeling some of the pressure. public according to the polls that we've seen is fed up with washington in general. >> nothing short of a monumental weekend out there on capitol hill. you were front and center for all of it there. we understand also there's still one inauguration event left for today for both the obamas and the bidens, right? >> reporter: they are going to the prayer service. it's a national day of prayer. another sort of traditional thing that happens after inauguration but then back to work. >> all right. tracie potts, nice work out there. busy weekend. we appreciate it. >> thanks. new this morning, a couch now just a pile of charred rubble after a fire started at a furniture outlet in fremont. firefighters say a working sprinkler system kept the flames from spreading any worse than they already did. firefighters are still trying to figure out the cause of that fire. today caltrans starts work to repair sections of that bay bridge damaged when it was hit by an oil tanker earlier this month. starting this morning the agency

will spend as much as $3 million in taxpayer money to replace fenders on that western tower that were sideswiped on january 7th. officials say the actual pier itself sustained no damage as a fender system worked absorbing the impact. the repair work expected to last 4 1/2 months. caltrans may be able to recoup some of that money and the repair money there pending outcome of the ntsb and coast guard investigation. >> good morning to you. we want to check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> good morning to you, jon and marla. good morning to you at home. this is what is greeting you when you walk out your front door. a spectacular start to the day. we have a few high clouds but overall looking mostly clear to start. beautiful shot over the san francisco bay this morning. 42 degrees in the city right now. in san jose we're at 38 degrees. it's cold out there. grab your heavy coat. 30 in gilroy. as we head throughout the day today, you can peel it off by noon.

moderate air quality so some improvement in that department. hour by hour detail works like this for today. your full forecast just a few moments away. first, want to look at your drive. good morning, mike. >> good morning. let's take you right out there for the live look in palo alto. we do have an issue. even though we show northbound with these headlights just fine coming past university avenue, we do have an issue just a little farther north heading through san mateo now just into chp. still not a lot of details but it does sound like we have something that may be in the lanes either a disabled vehicle or a minor accident there. we'll follow that. reports coming in. a smooth flow as far as sensors are concerned. taillights move smoothly to the south and slowing going on for northbound 101. 87 and 85 also kicking in. this is relatively gradual for a tuesday but we'll see that really kick in for the south bay over the next hour. northbound 101 approaching that 680 interchange still a report of a disabled bus. haven't seen much more effect on it than slowing approaching the

scene and earlier crash everything out of the roadway and may be clearing frommed roadwroa the roadway there. slow from capital to the area as well. a look outside. show you the bay bridge. toll plaza itself backed up early on this morning. metering lights on at quarter to 6:00 this morning because of a couple earlier incidents. we're seeing the traffic flowing now better than it has been. this is back to a typical tuesday but look at the berkeley curve. backup coming down out of emeryville slow from university avenue all of the way around the berkeley curve going off to the right side of the screen for westbound 880 and westbound 580 merging over toward the toll plaza where things are really jamming up. back to you. >> thanks so much. 6:36. still ahead, bracing for aftershocks after a deadly quake rattles the pacific ocean. a firefight as a northern california base burns. we'll have that for you just ahead. [ male announcer ] pillsbury grands biscuits.

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sacramento. firefighters say they have it about 75% contained now. the fire broke out around 2:30 yesterday inside a building on that base. a firefighter has been hurt but is expected to survive. the cause is under investigation. we have new details this morning about what may have led to a teenage boy shooting and killing his parents and three young siblings. sheriff's deputies in new mexico say the 15-year-old boy was annoyed with his mother and had been having homicidal and suicidal thoughts. the boy even took a picture of his bed mother and sent it to his girlfriend. nothing short of a tragic scene there. deputies say that boy had initially planned on driving to a nearby walmart to shoot more people. he told investigators he planned to die in a shootout with law enforcement. it's 6:40. still ahead, manhunt. oakland officers lock down city streets after one of their own is shot on the job. an elderly couple tied up as their house is torn apart there

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the latest now on a developing story in oakland where the search continues for two men accused of shooting and injuring an undercover police officer. this morning police are still out at that crime scene collecting evidence on seminary avenue near east 17th street. "today in the bay's" christie smith joins us live from the scene. good morning. how is the officer doing this morning? >> reporter: well, he was taken to the hospital and is

recovering this morning but this has been a long night for the oakland police department. they are still here investigating 12 hours after that officer was shot in the arm and wounded. still searching for evidence. they are focusing on an apartment building just up the street. it looks like they may be wrapping up. they are loading up their equipment and a tow truck is here to remove a car from the car scene. four blocks of this neighborhood have been on lockdown. officers going door to door on seminary avenue looking for two gunmen on the loose. this started last night around 6:30. three men got into a confrontation with an undercover oakland police officer in a car investigating a shooting that happened on sunday. that officer hit in the arm. one man detained and again a gun also recovered from the scene. police saying they don't know at this point if that gun was actually the one fired at the officer. i asked how long they might be here and they really couldn't give me an answer.

i can tell you that i did hear from the oakland police department this morning and they are planning to update us at a press conference at 9:30 this morning. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> before we let you go, some interesting timing here. this latest shooting comes as the city council is considering a $250,000 contract for an outside security consulting team. this doesn't come without controversy. why is this? >> reporter: absolutely not. that team is bed ed by bill bratton. one of the things that he supports is a policy called stop and frisk. and when that was brought up at a public safety committee last week, there was a lot of public outcry. many people thinking this might lead to some sort of racial profiling if it were used in oakland. the mayor saying she supports bringing in bratton and so does the police chief here in oakland at a cost of $250,000. public safety committee gave its go ahead but tonight it's actually the full city council that will have to make that

decision. >> okay. thanks so much. we'll obviously continue to follow this story. oakland city council will consider a graffiti enforcement ordinance that has angered some business owners. the ordinance which received preliminary approval last month seeks harsher penalty for taggers including jail time. the issue is with new signs on businesses that fail to remove the graffiti within 15 days. opponents say the ordinance unfairly targets the victims of graffiti. the city council is expected to take a final vote on this issue tonight. tonight at 6:00, a special community meeting taking place and being held to talk about equipping san francisco police officers with tasers. the chief wants to give officers 100 of those weapons and new training on how to better deal with mentally ill suspects. the proposal was after a officer shot and killed a man armed carrying a box cutter last year.

even though tasers are considered nonlethal, they can be deadly. san francisco police are one of the largest departments in the country not currently using tasers. 6:47. this morning we're keeping our eye on any changes in that forecast. giving you a live look at downtown san jose. all is quiet there. it's been mild in the last few days. how is it going to be today? meteorologist christina loren joining us on set with a look at that. >> it will be nice again. for one more day. get it while it's warm. we'll take it. we'll extend it as long as we can even if just one more day. it's been spectacular. 6:47 now. a live beautiful sunrise this morning over the bay bridge. let's show you san jose now. we're also getting a fantastic sunrise. san jose, do you know the way? pretty sunrise this morning. 6:48. just gorgeous. one of the reasons why is because we still have a fair

amount of particulate matter in our atmosphere. moderate air quality expecting that to dramatically improve as we head through tomorrow with showers on the way. 42 degrees in san francisco. a dry month so far. 30 in gilroy. 38 degrees in san jose. so an indication of more moisture in our atmosphere. we're noticing visibility dropping off not so much to the point where you have to worry about rolling through deep pockets of fog on the way to work. we do have tule fog creeping in over the central valley. looking good to start your tuesday. we stop the clock on future cast as of noon. this afternoon it will get on the cloudy side. more clouds than sun by the end of the day. by 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, foggy, drizzle, it's back in the works. by 11:00 a.m. our first showers into the north bay. stop the clock by 6:00 p.m. steady rainfall over the greater bay area. we'll clear out between 7:00 and 10:00 and on thursday a dry day before the storm window opens up into the weekend.

enjoy 69 degrees while it lasts in gilroy. 68 in san jose. and 67 degrees in fremont. it doesn't look like we'll hit this kind of warmth again potentially for the next couple weeks. we need the rain. it's that time of year. we'll collect anything we can get. 63 degrees by thursday. 62 for friday. saturday, sunday, that storm window opens up. first storm and then another one comes through late monday into tuesday. wednesday of next week also looking pretty wet. the pattern changing yet again. that drive always changing. let's find what's happening with mike inouye. >> peninsula drivers first. a beautiful sunrise to show you. redwood city, menlo park. northbound 101 out of menlo park up into redwood city is clear right here. you head into this backup on my map. i'll show you that san mateo heading up into burlingame we have a slowdown because of an earlier crash sticking out blocking one lane at peninsula. it happened very quickly as far as backup as a burst of traffic came over the bridge and that's what's causing that slowing.

that's it for the peninsula. the south bay also shows the build here. the two earlier incidents off of the roadway but still a distraction slow 101 from capital to the airport. 87, 85 and 280 kicking in per normal pattern but we'll see traffic downtown as san jose is back in full effect. southbound drive for the east bay here. 880 from hayward, union city and fremont. slow build continues past bowl bridges. 680 off 580 through sunol shows volume increasing but nothing unexpected for tri-valley commute. the approach through the maze is smooth including the caldecott tunnel. folks are jamming into emeryville and around the bend to the bay bridge, 580 also very slow coming off the maze so those two areas because of earlier crashes on the bridge itself they got extra congested. those bridge incidents have cleared from the upper deck. we'll look at the north bay

where the smooth drive southbound picking up a lot of company. slowing from novato into san rafael and from san rafael into the city. slowing through marin county. nothing big so far. back to you. >> mike, thank you very much. next, a scary scene. elderly couple tied up while their home is ransacked and this morning the hunt is on for the suspects. this all happened in what many consider one of the safest parts of san jose on bret harte drive knee leyland high school. arturo santiago joins us live from that scene. what are neighbors out there telling you about a traumatized couple here, the victims? >> reporter: they are doing okay now according to police, jon. we are about a block away from leyland high school. for people familiar with this area, it's a quiet part of suburbia which is why it's surprising this crime has happened here and the neighborhood hit hard by it. the crime happened last night when three armed men broke into

the home of this elderly couple and tied that couple up as you mentioned and then proceeded to ransack the home and steal a number of items from the house and then the suspects drove off in both cars belonging to the victims. one of those victims was able to break themselves free and get to a neighbor's home and call for help. again at last word that couple is doing okay. police are trying to track down the stolen cars. one is a 1997 tan toyota camry license plate on that one is 3ung960. the other is a 2007 green highlander with a license plate of 5xiu520. if you have any information on these stolen cars or on the crime itself, please call san jose police. four teenagers seriously injured after being shot during a drive-by shooting. the teens range in age from 15

to 18 years old. all four were standing on the sidewalk near a home on breton drive when someone in a passing car began shooting. all four victims are expected to survive. police describe the car as a white or light colored late model four-door sedan. a couple high profile court hearings we are expecting. >> opening statements set for this morning in the retrial of former crime lab technician deborah madden. madden is akuccused of stealing cocaine held as evidence in other crimes. the story forced the district attorney who drop hundreds of criminal cases. the first trial ended in a hung jury last fall. a hearing set today for the san francisco sheriff's deputy accused of robbing a bank in the city's richmond district back in november. police say he entered that bank on balboa treat and handed the note to the teller demanding money saying he had a weapon.

the teller handed over $1,700 in cash. a retired catholic cardinal in the los angeles dioceses now accused of working behind the scenes to shield child molester priests. that accusation was contained in a new lawsuit against the archdiocese based on newly released church files. notes written by cardinal roger mahoney show he was disturbed by abuse allegations and set problem priests for psychiatric treatment but mahoney kept in contact with abusive priests when they went through treatment out of state and worked to keep them out of criminal alifornia criminal and civil penalties. mahoney says he's been naive about lasting impacts of abuse. all-nioppon airlines will cancel more dreamliner flights from san jose to japan. the flights are canceled through january 28th. the airline says more cancellations are possible.

the faa grounding every boeing 787 dreamliner just last week after a string of big-time problems including fuel leaks and battery fires. ana rebooked current passengers out of san francisco international. 6:55. wall street back to work after taking monday off. >> scott mcgrew checking the numbers on this very first day back to work. >> good morning. first business day of president obama's second term. two stocks we watch in particular are google and apple. google just under $700 a share. that company reports profits just after the closing bell today. and then apple will do so tomorrow. it's just over $500 a share. i mentioned president obama. here's a curious fact. he takes office for the second term with the unemployment rate exactly the same as it was when he took office the first time. a republican would tell you that's bad. a democrat would point out mr.

obama inherited an economy that was just starting to fall apart and in fact the unemployment rate is down from its peak. both arguments are actually right. yesterday's inauguration the entire obama family working their smartphones. in fact, if you look closely at the picture behind them, you got people on the phone as well. now, i think mr. obama can be excused because probably on his blackberry there's something important. some sort of presidential thing. >> he's texting his daughters. >> words with friends as far as i know. >> i'm sure they were texts friends saying how cool it is. the daughters trying to take a picture of mom and dad. photo bombing. sasha is a fireplug. she's fun to watch. she was on fire looking good doing it. >> they don't know different. they're regular kids. >> superstars.

>> all right. thank you very much. meteorologist christina loren looking at that forecast for us now. >> you better watch it. they are close to dating age as well. good morning to you. a great looking sunrise this morning. very romantic out there. beautiful sunrise coming in right over the san francisco bay. temperatures today are going to hold up. we're going to hit the 60s, upper 60s in some instances. that's inland today. 68 degrees for you. bayside, 66. at the coast, 65 degrees. now, when we meet back here tomorrow, we'll be talking about showers on the radar. enjoy the warmth while it lasts. 6:57. that drive is picking up out there, mike. >> a tough time crossing the bay for a couple spots. san mateo bridge you are picking up volume. okay going through this haze to the peninsula side but wait for these folks and map shows you slowing continues north 101 from hillsdale toward peninsula avenue. earlier crash still clearing from that off-ramp area blocking one lane. quite a distraction. that's about it for the peninsula. then we take you to the bay

bridge down the east shore freeway. the backup at the toll plaza started early because of a couple incidents which have been cleared but now it's slow across the bay. try b.a.r.t. back to you. one final check of the day's top stories. oakland police searching for two suspects who shot an undercover cop near the coliseum. three men confronted the officer and shot him in the arm last night. one person is in custody. the officer is expected to be okay. representatives expected to vote tomorrow on a plan to raise that debt ceiling. republicans hinting they may be ready to back down from the demand that any deal include a deep spending cut to medicare and other programs. niners fans planning their trip to the super bowl in new orleans. if you thiare thinking of joini them, flights will run $1,200 to

$2,000 for super bowl weekend. >> those hotel rooms were gone a long time ago. >> thank you for being with us. we'll be back at 7:25 with our first local update during the "today" show where al roker is a star now. >> if you haven't seen it. it's worth another look. al rocker, shining moment during the inauguration getting serious love from joe biden. >> mr. vice president, how are you doing? come on. come on. >> whoa. >> yes! i'm done. >> brilliant. great stuff. beautiful way to send you off. enjoy it. enjoy the sunshine.

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